BURTON
James Calvin, 39, OKC, died June 29, after an unexpected illness. The death of this talented, fun loving, generous and devoted family man is a great loss to his family and friends. He was a long time resident of OKC, but had also lived in Kingfisher and graduated from Purcell H.S. in 1966. He graduated from St. Anthony School of Radiologic Technology in 1971 and Central State University in 1976 with a BS in Allied Health. He was employed as Senior Technologist in the C-T Scan Dept. at Baptist Medical Center. He is survived by his wife, Pamela and son, Aaron, age 4 of the home and daughter, Meridith, age 10, of OKC; his father, Orvel of Hennessey; sister, Betty Wilbanks of Pocahonias, Ar,; brothers, Edmond of Moore, Larry, of OKC and Bobby of Moore; 11 nieces and nephews and numerous aunts, uncles and cousins. Services will be Friday at Smith & Kernke Funeral Home at 11 am, with burial at Arlington Memory Gardens, An account for his children has been established at a local bank, PO Box 75190,
OKC 73147
The Daily Oklahoman July 1, 1988 page 28
James Calvin, 39, OKC, died June 29, after an unexpected illness. The death of this talented, fun loving, generous and devoted family man is a great loss to his family and friends. He was a long time resident of OKC, but had also lived in Kingfisher and graduated from Purcell H.S. in 1966. He graduated from St. Anthony School of Radiologic Technology in 1971 and Central State University in 1976 with a BS in Allied Health. He was employed as Senior Technologist in the C-T Scan Dept. at Baptist Medical Center. He is survived by his wife, Pamela and son, Aaron, age 4 of the home and daughter, Meridith, age 10, of OKC; his father, Orvel of Hennessey; sister, Betty Wilbanks of Pocahonias, Ar,; brothers, Edmond of Moore, Larry, of OKC and Bobby of Moore; 11 nieces and nephews and numerous aunts, uncles and cousins. Services will be Friday at Smith & Kernke Funeral Home at 11 am, with burial at Arlington Memory Gardens, An account for his children has been established at a local bank, PO Box 75190,
OKC 73147
The Daily Oklahoman July 1, 1988 page 28
BURTON
James Calvin, 39, OKC, died June 29, after an unexpected illness. The death of this talented, fun loving, generous and devoted family man is a great loss to his family and friends. He was a long time resident of OKC, but had also lived in Kingfisher and graduated from Purcell H.S. in 1966. He graduated from St. Anthony School of Radiologic Technology in 1971 and Central State University in 1976 with a BS in Allied Health. He was employed as Senior Technologist in the C-T Scan Dept. at Baptist Medical Center. He is survived by his wife, Pamela and son, Aaron, age 4 of the home and daughter, Meridith, age 10, of OKC; his father, Orvel of Hennessey; sister, Betty Wilbanks of Pocahonias, Ar,; brothers, Edmond of Moore, Larry, of OKC and Bobby of Moore; 11 nieces and nephews and numerous aunts, uncles and cousins. Services will be Friday at Smith & Kernke Funeral Home at 11 am, with burial at Arlington Memory Gardens, An account for his children has been established at a local bank, PO Box 75190,
OKC 73147
The Daily Oklahoman July 1, 1988 page 28
James Calvin, 39, OKC, died June 29, after an unexpected illness. The death of this talented, fun loving, generous and devoted family man is a great loss to his family and friends. He was a long time resident of OKC, but had also lived in Kingfisher and graduated from Purcell H.S. in 1966. He graduated from St. Anthony School of Radiologic Technology in 1971 and Central State University in 1976 with a BS in Allied Health. He was employed as Senior Technologist in the C-T Scan Dept. at Baptist Medical Center. He is survived by his wife, Pamela and son, Aaron, age 4 of the home and daughter, Meridith, age 10, of OKC; his father, Orvel of Hennessey; sister, Betty Wilbanks of Pocahonias, Ar,; brothers, Edmond of Moore, Larry, of OKC and Bobby of Moore; 11 nieces and nephews and numerous aunts, uncles and cousins. Services will be Friday at Smith & Kernke Funeral Home at 11 am, with burial at Arlington Memory Gardens, An account for his children has been established at a local bank, PO Box 75190,
OKC 73147
The Daily Oklahoman July 1, 1988 page 28
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